IPHIWB
The Institute for the Preservation of Historically Important Wobble Balls. It preserves wobble balls of historical importance.
The building was designed by Sergio Swanepoel and can hold 2,000 people at any one time. The cafeteria serves excellent soup.
Mr. K. is among the donors.
Appears in Book 10
First seen in Book 10, page 65
First seen in Book 10, page 65
Research
entry art from b10:c03:p065
organisation
e_iphiwbalso known as Institute for the Preservation of Historically Important Wobble Balls
Institute for the Preservation of Historically Important Wobble Balls b10:c03:p065
first appearance b10:c03:p065
appears in Book 10
In the printed almanac pages (1 cited)
Straight from the books
Facts
place_fact (1)
The IPHIWB building was designed by Sergio Swanepoel and can take 2,000 people at any one time; the cafeteria serves excellent soup.
This very important institution houses some of the world's most famous wobble-balls. The building was designed by Sergio Swanepoel and can take 2,000 people at any one time. The cafeteria serves excellent soup. b10:c99:p306
Relationships
Incoming
And the IPHIWB (Institute for the Preservation of Historically Important Wobble Balls). b10:c03:p065